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How do you learn Spanish easy?
ask a spanish person to teach you
How do you ask in spanish if a person speaks English?
You ask, "¿HABLA USTED INGLÉS?"
How do you ask a person where are they from in spanish?
¿De dónde eres?
How can you find out for free if a person has an active warrant?
Walk into a cop shop and ask.
What is the difference between active and passive delegation?
In active delegation, the person who is being delegated to asks permission for the delegation. In passive delegation, someone delegates a task to another person who did not ask for it.
How do you know if someone is Spanish?
You ask him/her. A Spanish person is one that was born in spain, a hispanic one is one with latin roots.
What is jefa?
i think that jefa means bossy in spanish, but please don't kill me if that's not the right answer. why don't you ask a spanish person?
What is 'Cómo eres' when translated from Spanish to English?
Literally this means "How are you?" However, it would be in the context of what you are like, or what kind of person you are. If you wanted to ask about a person's health, you would ask, "¿Cómo estás?"
How do you find what your name is in spanish?
You ask the person: ¿Cómo se llama? or ¿Cómo se llama usted?
The Benefits of Taking a Basic Spanish Class?
Learning basic Spanish can benefit you in many ways. For example, Spanish is needed in many areas of business. While you may not have to master advanced Spanish, learning basic Spanish allows you to communicate with more people. With basic Spanish lessons, you can learn the basics of communication. For example, when you take a basic Spanish class, you would typically learn how to count, ask for a person's name, ask how a person is doing, as well as how to introduce yourself.
Is Kobe Bryant injured or active person?
active person
Should i speak Spanish to Spanish people?
If you are able to, it's a good way to practice the language. But you should ask the person in English first, as a courtesy, if it is all right.
